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LVIA to build $55M, 5-level parking garage as airport’s surging passenger traffic swells lots

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LVIA to build $55M, 5-level parking garage as airport’s surging passenger traffic swells lots — Bethlehem Schools news

Surging passenger traffic at Lehigh Valley International Airport has pushed parking demand beyond available capacity, prompting airport officials to approve construction of a new five-level parking garage.

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